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Season two provides a genuine interrogation of what happens to a family when one member has to reinvent themselves.
If you are looking for a cheeky long(ish) read this Wednesday afternoon take a jaunt over to PopMatters and read about why I loved season 2 of Santa Clarita Diet so much. (insert zombie pun that I am not clever enough to come up with here)
I wrote about starting your life again and learning lessons. You can read my take here.
The show is called Crazy Ex-Girlfriend largely because it spends time dismantling the structure that finds it easier to write women off as "crazy" than to offer them help or understanding.
I wrote about the impeccable #CrazyExGirlfriend and in doing so  WENT OFF on the very much peccable #FatalAttraction for @popmatters. Pour some wine and talk about being âcrazyâ with me, wonât you?
I wrote about what is rapidly becoming my favourite show, and PopMatters picked my article as one of their popculture reads of the week! Grab a glass of wine and read about depression, social anxiety, and gendered anger. What fun!
I wrote about the impeccable #CrazyExGirlfriend and in doing so WENT OFF on the very much peccable #FatalAttraction for @popmatters. Pour some wine and talk about being "crazy" with me, won't you?
I wrote about what is rapidly becoming my favourite show, and PopMatters picked my article as one of their popculture reads of the week! Grab a glass of wine and read about depression, social anxiety, and gendered anger. What fun!
HAVE YOU PREORDERED THE RESTART PROJECT BY J.J. BAMBER?
The Restart Project is a contemporary gay story by J.J. Bamber. Preorder your copy by July 25, 2017 to save 15% off the cover price and earn reward points toward your next order!
Ryeâs life is in a rut. The library that heâs worked at for over a decade is in jeopardy, he hasnât been on a date in years, and life in the city is wearing him down. On the eve of his 26th birthday, whilst rediscovering old family albums and exploring the tragedies and triumphs of his childhood, he decides to visit his deceased grandfatherâs home in the beautiful French countryside. Whilst there, Rye throws himself into the lifestyle: visiting the market, relearning French, restoring the farm house, and growing closer to the waiter of a local restaurant. When tragedies big and small sweep through Ryeâs life, he must learn to be brave, to stand up for himself, and find a way to use his past to embolden his present.
All preorders are available for purchasers to download the night before the release date (at app. 7:00 p.m. the night before) and LT3 sends an email notification when you can download your copy. Reserve your copy today!
By flipping the script, Feud dreamed of a way to reinvent two of Hollywood's most iconic and most tragic leading ladies.
Oh, Mamacita! My essay/review/rant about FXâs Feud has been chosen as one of PopMatters top reads of the week. I strongly suggest you put on a Kaftan, pour yourself a neat vodka, light up a Pall Mall, and give it a read (spoiler alert, I really liked it and am going to dress my dog up as Joan Crawford for Halloween)
Breaking up is hard to do in HBO's new sort-of comedy Divorce.
Happy and excited to announce that I am writing the weekly television coverage of HBO's new comedy Divorce. If you know me at all then you know writing about Sarah Jessica Parker every week is a dream come true. So.. If you are watching the show, or would just like to know my feelings about the crumbling of an upper-middle-class marriage, then join me! I am looking forward to hearing all of your thoughts! It's on PopMatters... One of the very best websites.
By Jay Bamber I have been thinking about Buffy the Vampire Slayer a lot recently. If this sounds unusual to you, then you probably havenât met me before. If I had to estimate, and by writing this âŚ
Buffy, Bravery and Getting Back on the Horse
My latest, and judging by how many times I had to rewrite it, perhaps last essay is live. It is about Buffy as so much of my life is.
"If the definition of insanity really is doing the same things over-and-over again and expecting a different result, then isnât that also the definition of being hopeful? I canât help but feel that having hope that something will happen is just doing things, big things and little things, repeatedly and with enough blind faith until they eventually do. And even when the thing you hoped for comes along it wonât be in the packaging that you were expecting, or it will be but there will be something else that you want and need. "
By Jay Bamber When I was 15, I had an Audrey Hepburn bed. If this sounds like a strange opening sentence it's because it is a very strange opening sentence - so let me elaborate. When I was 15 I ha...
Even though I have been spending most of my time wandering around dark basements with a big torch and a flip phone recreating old X-Files episodes I managed to write something. It is my first personal essay since September. It is about Audrey Hepburn, a crazy bedroom I used to have, my relationship with smoking and much, much more xx
And THIS, ladies and gentlemen, is why Herman Munster is my favorite character on The Munsters.
Vegan life magazine is chasing the important stories this month
You never know how strong you are, until being strong is your only choice.
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*I have a few prints left in the edition. If you are interested in one, please email me at [email protected]
You can now pre-order Until There Was You on paperback. This link offers a discount from other outlets! If you post a picture of you reading it I will send you some (unedited) short stories I wrote in uni. Just PM me your email. I would especially like to see pictures of dogs reading it.
When the American television network Fox announced that it would not renew The Mindy Project for a fourth season the internet seemed to sag with a collective gloom. There was an outpouring of sadneâŚ
A Thing I Wrote About The Wonderful Female Comedic Voices On Television At The Moment
An article I wrote for TheMoonProject about the ways that female comediennes are being represented by untraditional viewing platforms
(via Review: Youâre Never Weird On The Internet (Almost))
MoonProject just published a review of Felicia Dayâs new memoir that I wrote.
Hereâs a snippet:
The book is sneakily moving, culminating in a call-to-arms for the reader to embrace the things about themselves that seem the most strange, and manages to be both inspirational and grounded.
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Sheâs great, the bookâs okay.
By Jay Bamber Oh, yeah! That was a thing! Is my new column looking at television shows and pilots that made almost no cultural impact whatsoever; pieces of television that nobody cares about and th...
Duh, Duh, Duh, Duh, Duh, Duh, Duh, Duh, Duh (To The Munsters Theme Tune)
A look at Bryan Fullerâs attempt to reignite The Munsters for the modern age
By Jay Bamber Oh, yeah! That was a thing! Is my new column looking at television shows and pilots that made almost no cultural impact whatsoever; pieces of television that nobody cares about and th...
I have created a new column!
This one is called Oh, Yeah! That Was A Thing!
The first instalment is about the failed Parker Posey sitcom The Return Of Jezebel James.
